HPDP EXAM 1 questions well answered already
passed (latest update)
1. Definition
-a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely
of health.
the absence of disease or infirmity.
-people define in relation to their own values, personality, and lifestyle. Views
of health have broadened to include not only physical well-being, but
also mental, social, and spiritual well-being and a focus on health at the
family and community levels.
2. Appreciates
the Health often includes conditions previously considered to be illness.
continuum of -disease structural or function disturbance
health and illness - can be present w/o illness
(consider -A nurse needs to consider the total person and the environment in
illness versus which the person lives to individualize nursing care and enhance
disease). meaningfulness of the patient's future health status.
Positive dynamic state rather than the absence of disease. Notes that
3. Pender's each person
Health
Promotion Model has unique personal characteristic & experience that attect their actions
is influence by:
-Individual characteristic & experience
-Behavior-specific cognitions & attect
-Behavioral Outomes
4. Maslow's 6. Recognize risks
Hierar- chy:
5. Health
Belief
Model
1/
13
, HPDP EXAM 1 questions well answered already
passed (latest update)
Basic needs that need to susceptibility to an illness (do they think they are at risk)
be meet first -Individual perception of seriousness of the illness (do they think its
dangerous)
-Likelihood that they'll take action (do they think they can prevent it)
Addresses the relationship
between a person's beliefs A risk factor is any situation, habit, or other variable such as social,
and behaviors. environmental,
-individual perception a
to health & health physiological, psychological, developmental, intellectual, or spiritual that
increases
promotio the vulnerability of an individual or group to an illness or accident.
n. -genetics
2/
13
passed (latest update)
1. Definition
-a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely
of health.
the absence of disease or infirmity.
-people define in relation to their own values, personality, and lifestyle. Views
of health have broadened to include not only physical well-being, but
also mental, social, and spiritual well-being and a focus on health at the
family and community levels.
2. Appreciates
the Health often includes conditions previously considered to be illness.
continuum of -disease structural or function disturbance
health and illness - can be present w/o illness
(consider -A nurse needs to consider the total person and the environment in
illness versus which the person lives to individualize nursing care and enhance
disease). meaningfulness of the patient's future health status.
Positive dynamic state rather than the absence of disease. Notes that
3. Pender's each person
Health
Promotion Model has unique personal characteristic & experience that attect their actions
is influence by:
-Individual characteristic & experience
-Behavior-specific cognitions & attect
-Behavioral Outomes
4. Maslow's 6. Recognize risks
Hierar- chy:
5. Health
Belief
Model
1/
13
, HPDP EXAM 1 questions well answered already
passed (latest update)
Basic needs that need to susceptibility to an illness (do they think they are at risk)
be meet first -Individual perception of seriousness of the illness (do they think its
dangerous)
-Likelihood that they'll take action (do they think they can prevent it)
Addresses the relationship
between a person's beliefs A risk factor is any situation, habit, or other variable such as social,
and behaviors. environmental,
-individual perception a
to health & health physiological, psychological, developmental, intellectual, or spiritual that
increases
promotio the vulnerability of an individual or group to an illness or accident.
n. -genetics
2/
13
